The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

• ' • 1671 bin tfte LmavDoLv 45ept. - 22, I 6 lu. • liar-Office, Sty. 22, 1840. (egiment et Life Guard's, Lieutewantlliarri Moreton, the 13th' Light Dragoons, to be Lieutehr:..iit, vice her i.sw, who exchai4.cs. 2tl i)ragoons, Serjeant William Clialilwiek. to ---- 'it: Un1!,1..q, 1 , itiiiit purelidz.e. ; . 7111 iteAtili..mt yi Ligtki I::.avons, Cornet Frederick- Rois i . , t to 1..1 Licitteliant, witnout purchase, vice Cruutbrd, .pru ' iliolcii. , . . . ift i)itto,. 1.V.-. , ..tfenant George S. Berger, from , 2lw 2cl Regi bi,Alt of Lite (),),,tus, R) be Lioatendlit, vice Morcton,whb 'i.:),Lllatt t .:es. 14 si ':) . •td L;e(r Newman Casvi.all, Gent, to be cornet, ~it.,out ';t:retta4e., vice lin.Po', resnOled• ' ,23.1`1)..i , .),.! hutii, llestery Gent. to be Cornet, by. purchase - . N't.....0 :-, •:.g,c1 , .:1, Pflllo.. , ted, . . .1.f(, , 1 , 1,.. c..:1; ILeivlnent` of robt . Guards, lohn fiarCourt . ,-Poweii, Grin. tv be Ensign, by purchase, vice I:ascetics,/ • pro:a&Ard. ke,..ttrir or too"t Guards, Edward 13rydRes Fairfiold, G4,..a to oe Etisi6a, by purchase, visa Lord sherid,. promoted. • ' • - • 4 11 1<!„.,,,n,..-nt r,f l'oot, Ensign Charles Iklazi:intrlsh to b... without ,purchase, vice L0n,,,.!...4e, whp W late, Gent. to be. EnsiBo, vice Alackin t, sh 14th .IJittt, Quarter- Master-Serjeant . William _Harris to . be Quacie. Lieuten4ilt lolin Smith, tr,int the 44th Foot, to b 6 Lieutenant, vi,:e l'e..rce;.who c‘citange. • 19111 01..t0, Hut pital.,Mate William M'Uonnelt to he Assist ..nt-Sutheoo, vice plotnuted in the 41h . Ceylon Re giment. H. , .. , srtal iriaie kt rd Hooper to be Assibta.tz- Sfurg,n. •. . . 2d Vitt°, Capta'n lohn Moir, from the 73d Foot, to bcCap- Lain c,f, a L'oalpi.„y, vice Sinitii, wt.o exchanges. Wit isei); Clem, to be Ens:gn;by purchase, vice G. lack ion, woo ret;rzs. 3istokuot,. Lieutenantlarnes :Riaxweii to be Captain of a Lod paux, wittiout vice Stewart, deceased. En s,go iti.,ward Paterson to be Ltentenat:r, vice Maxwell. via Ditto, L'n-Aitenatii Henry 11. Becher. from the Re 4:until% .tatt, to bt •Liet..tceiant, vice' L;.11C11, who ex- 411.1.11);C.i. - • - • 44111 - 'Ditto,LieUtelikit facoh to be Captain of a 47.4 11 , 1 , 40 y- by l in,chauf,-;, vice beaurnont, who retires. En sign W. s. Uiitnauk to oc Lletitenaitt, by purchase,. vice .Lieutenant Wm, II ,;fl the t6tii F oot , to Liute,,ain, vice S ..vl - .0 exchanges. .. .57t11 Ditto, 1,1(11%m...A Win: Appleton to'. be Captain of a tiautpatrj, ? urc:iase t vice Baxter, deccaseit. En sign "Inotnas .to be Lieutenant, . vice A ppleton. Wattz , , 6e;it, ,be tbs,, ,, n„vice (..;eprge. both DIU() ; •Lwutetiant Arcinnail fay tor, from* the Szd Foot, be- eapLiti of a Company,. oy purchase, vice Hazen, prom:4,AL Oal Ditto, tilisrgit Parry Mitchell to be, Lieutenant, without pinci;ase, vice C wynne, prOmoteti.' jot.it O'Grady,Geift. to be f.,isigh, vice Mitchell. 67t: Salkeld,.Gent. ,to -be Assistant Siir b con, icitioVett to .tiie Lint Dra goons. 73(i41;'ltit5, Captain'Haddon Smith, from the 2zd.F.00t,. to be cit.ytain of a Company, Bice Moir, wno exchanges. ,I • .• 74 limo, Lieutenant R./F. Wingate, "to be Caput of a Ctimpany, by purchase, 'vice ELssard, 'Wlititetires.• lith.Oitto, Lieutenant iteely Cee,.to be Captain, o( a Com, • pany, by purc;lo.:, vice i'al:enhatii,.prontoted. in Lie 7th .West India 13eginient. ' • 96th Ditto, Captain Hugh. Hamilton be Major, by pur c t hase;.-vice Lustace,. proatotdd in the Chasseurs Britan- niques. . . g 8 Ditto, capialn. Alexander Alexander, frOm the Ist Garrison Battalion, . to be Captain of a 'Ciimpany,.vice Carter„ who exdianges: ' L o i s ( I; . Garyock, frotici the 724 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purcluz;c - , vice E. T. 14tr,terild,.appointed to the z;th Foot. • „Royal York Ran4cr,,,. Ensign Hunt, twin •the vi • Gati.soi) Battalion, vice w.io, ex 'changes , 2(t Ley R egime::t . -Hospital. M3te Francis Jones to - be ~asisc.utt.Surbe n. vice Adams, appointed an ASS'St.list SII rep ,1 .GLA Ale Ji. if • i)iito, lames Titus , Murphy; Gent. to be See•yod Lieu ten''-rnt, purchase, vice-Goodall,' promoted in the Rcgitnent, 111. Tuggincr, Gent. to be Ensign, with out,l.i.i.irc-hoe, vice Fora, Whose .ippointmetit has 110 L takL!it ' 1)„i11oti's Regiment, Penton de la Ferrage, Gent. to be.Ensigti,' without purchase, vice E) ma,. resigns. Neuron's Reghb,nt, Antoine Freneiick (le Craffenreicl, Gent. to be Ensign, - without putcha, vice Pestalozzy, super- seated. : ist Garrison Battalion, Captain .Sampson Carter, from the „98111 - foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Alexander, "ulto'exClianget: Ditto, Liisign W. Renwick from. the Royal York Rangers, to ne Ensign, vice Hunt, .vho . exclianges. 3 a . bitt., • Lieutena n t it:iiry Dannt,lroon 'Half-pay of the Sto Garrisoi. Battalion, to be Lieutenant, viLe'Turripson, -who exchanges• . zoti. Royal Voteran Battalion, William Abl)ott, - late Ser. jeant in the 44th foot, to be Elisio, vi c e G ray, de. ceased. , STAFF. Samuel Hill, Clerk; law Chaplain to Ashford Barracks, to be Chaplain to the /.orces. I:l:2aLnant -Hugh Lynch, trom tl.. 37th Fo,t, to he Adju ' tint of a t ing Di mil, vice Becher, who cx- Gitarges. Assishult-Conimissary•General.Georges Miles to be a Deputy . ,Lointilissary7Ueueltil to tile fumes; To be Deputy Assi,:taiit-Cominissafy-General to the Forces #last 11 1 rauce Niattin Rossiter, Geut. I. Steele, ,Ctut. j. Scam; gear. STAFF. F. -; To be A.ssistant-Stirgeons to the Forces. Assistant -Surgeon fohn Stewart, trum'thc did Fuot. As . --siSr4u.t.t,orgeou .A. iilicke,from the 136 M tout. As_ sisiant Surgeon t ames Adams, from the. zd CLy iOn Re girneat. Commissions signed by the •Lorl Lieutenant of Hants. 133singstoke I i&l::try. To he Captain— licl‘N aid . A 4.-1:11.„ Esq. vice Itidout, re•r signed - - • To ne Lieutenant— William Bunden, Gent. vice May, re signed. To be John Low "Gent. vice Simmons, 're , signed. Cuinin . ,s,ions in the- AWrdeenshire lbiilitia, signed by ttie Lord Lieu tiAnt. to be Second Major.-Andrew Patton, Esq, . 'BAN/VP IM It' ES ENLARGED.. iohn-Motgan, of the. Green 'Mali and Still, Coppice. row, Clerkenwell, front Sept. 29 to Nov. t7,•al tell, at Guildhall. ; • • - • ; Avy att . , . I Mitra.cotut, ,Aldgate,.. London, Iyholesalc stationer, from Sept. 13 to 23, at ►en, at , G uild hall. jaines fLunpton, 'ot' Woolwich, Kent, tiph.4lsterer, - from Sept. rs to zi, at ten, at Guildhall.- • Joseph Saunders, ot Watling -street, London, and of-Canon. boty-Line, Islington, ithntilesex, wan:houseman, t►unt Sel►t. 21 to Nov. to, at ten, at Guildhall... . Thotnas • l'hilipps, now or late of Millord, county of Pem broke, and of the Old City Chambers., Loi,don, John Philipps, and . John PhilippS, • noW -or • fate the s sittne placz, merchants, trorm.Sept- 2i to Nov: 5, -at ten, at • ; BANKRUPTCY SUPERS t. DED. - Richard Pearanrof.Tenterden, Kent, draper. acid tailor. n A R CPI S•. - john Thacker, now or Lite .of Bury St, ,-(trif . unds, Sufiblk, br,..iDdy-merchant, to surrender Sept 29, ar ten. Oct. u, at eleyeif, and Not. 3, at ten, at Cuildnall; torney, ttilr, Haynes, Fenchurch-street. • Thomas Thomas, late of • Charter- house- squAe, jeweller, Sept. 2i, Oct. 6, and Nov. 3, at rwc:ve ' at C;p i litaati. ttornies, Nlessrs. juries and Rocne; CoV,:ne-Gaiden Citur,n- yard. f (Ain eenn lischel,l, of Wells-street, Middlesex, baker,. Sept. 29, )et. 6, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at G utic hall. Attorneyi Air. joint Kettriek, Hdrtield: street, Sut!cy. . John Haywood, ct Wood-street, Liteapsioe, London; wool len-draper, 6cl)t. 29, Oct. 6, at Nov. 3, at tent, at Utriidhall. Attorney, Mr.. Joseph Smith, Ours;:t• street, Salisbury -square, 'Heel., street. Rteita,d Kennett, ot'Clle.tpstdee London, hatter, Sept. 29, .1% Oct.. 6,,and . Nov. •3, at ten, at.Gtaktll4ll, . Attorney „Mi. t 1065011, 01:1 City Chairmen, 4ishupsate-street. 11.4:ers Everett, of Woolley,' BradlOrd, *4itSitoe, cli shier, Oct. 16, at five, 27, • an..l Nov. 3, at eleven, at lnc (~r,.,) Itotitid (tin, Bath. ,Attounes, Messrs. -Sandy s, Kearke, Crane-court I.le.et-street, London ; or Mr. N. P., • Phene Nlelkshani. . • Thoinas.Lewis, of Cushion-court, Broad-stre..t, London," wholesale trunanon,;er, Oct. 4, at six, 9, and Nuv at eleven, at . Anomie), Messrs Ailasonf and, ROAer;,• Foster-Grie, Clteapside. • • James Alexander lohnsuii, ui Friars-Strcet, Blackfriass ro.td,. Surrey, nicker, .Sept. 2j, Qct. 6, and Nov. ,3, ten, ar G Loudon.. Abotrwy Siiver, gate,street. George lamb, of Piccadilly, Middlesex; hatter, Ott. tz, at . " t,o, eleven, and Nuv. 3, at one, at Guildhall,. At tonnes, Mcssrs•• Rhodes Coulee, anti 4t,. Cierkeu.ell. Richard Shaw, ot Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, mer . c%ant, Oct; 12, t 3, and N.,v. 3, ..t twelve, at the W Sheaf, Stoke-upon tont . A Ito, Ines, I‘l;:s,rs. ttialthail and - Ward; N - ewca.tle-upon- fyne'; or MesSrs: Price and . ‘V .Ih:tuts, nit, London. nitas Parkin, ot Broad-street, London, merchant, S2pt ; ‘• is. Oat. 2, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at Gtoldhall. .....11or nies,' Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinsotts, and :f iimson, Copt hall-court, Throg tlortun-street.. Tin4llas Knowles, late ot hardwarcmot, Ott. 1,3, and Nov. 3, at elevc.n, ;at rite Hotel, 1.44,41,„ t o rnies, Messrs. Parker atttl browit, Sheitield ; or Messrs. Blagrave and Watts, .Symontl i s, tan, Cltancery , • Lundell. James 0 rice and Thomas Prioe; of Bristol, wine-tnerchants, Oct. i 2, t 3, anu:Nov. 3, .at twelve, at the Tavern, 13ristoi Attoltites, Mr. 4., Stephens, Bristut ;ur Messrs. Sweet and souks, ~11- ertliilC. Heath; the younger, of the London-wit:l, 'South wark, Surrey coach-mak., Sc, I. 25, Oct. lb, and Nov. 3, at twelve, at Go:Wit:01, Attorney„Nlr. Smith, Dorset street, Salssbury -;quure. Stork, of IlulOorn, M.dolesex, dealet in . fiour, (Id. 12, at two, 13, at eleven, and Nuv. 3, at une, at Gulidlia.l. Attorney, Mr. I.ll4erald,' C,odulan's. fields. • eAtlN'ard ltut;er, la.c of St. Paul, fiepttord, Kent, common , brewer, but now of bride. lane, I.om.ton, Sept. 29, Ml*, a..d Nov. 3, 4 t teli t a Guihiu dl. titt. : rney, _Mr. W. Lityig:. • haw, Bart Ten's bulk:l;gs. John lowcll, of Atigel sweet, 13atcher hall-brie, Loddon, tallor,'Sopt, 25, Oct. 2, Nov. j, at eleven, at (4:1-1(t , - 101. Attoiney, Mr. 6. 'O, . le uuLig, Vitie-street, 1-14:= _ . cadilly. - • 6eplit, ill, of. UpptrWiry-!.e-bnne-street, MiddLsex, leather eutter, Sept. 25, Ott. z, ar,d'Nov; 3, at elevo, di *Guild hali, Attorney, : Mr. leye . , challotte-street, Ettruy,. :square. WilliamNicholls,. of Piccadilly, Middlesex, linen-draper, Oct: 12,at tao, .13, ar eleven, aid Nov. 3, at one, Guildhall. Attorney, NIL 11-Nton-square. A branain Sal monson,ot lose. square, 1, a: clinc-iiigla way, Mniulesex, Inten-draper„ 'iept. 25. Oct. o, and Nov. ;, at ten, at Attorpiss,,_ Messrs. liarils and Son, Castle-street, Hounds:Lich, John Muni irld Thomas Aciatrisi-'of Leidenliall-street, Lon don, liar-inag:ers,:ept. 25, and Oct. 6, and Nov. 3, ttt ten, at Guildhall. Attorntes, Mr Rivirigton, I'cm-hurt:h. buildings, ferichurch-street, Lennon, • • _ l'horrias tiewletr, late of Suuthoorougit, Kent, gunpowder man tacturer, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, mat Nov. 3, at twelve, at Gui nitwit , London: Attorney, r. It. Wary , rlol k street, Strand. . , • Williarit Loat,ot Littte . Ormond-street„Middlesex, plardeuer and p9er-lianger,,Sept. Oct. 6,, and, Nov. 3, at twelve, at Gundhail. Attornies, Messrs. Turin:Cam! Pike,lllouins - _ buiy-square. fhoinas Loud. of. Devonshire-street, Queen-square. miq dies_x, piano-forte-niaker, Sept. 25, £9, ant Nov. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall: Attonnes, Collins and Wailer, Sptral-squard. • • • DIG' WENDS. . Oa. 30. T. Elliot, .Bee. ford-street. St. Paul% Covent gant•m, tay lor, at eleven, at Guildhall. Ott. 27. I. Pf.l/le and I. Snlith v .-I,lle of Dirmingham, and of Skinner-street, Snow.hill, • London, hosiers,. at ten, at G uildhal I. Ott. is. 1 . Duckworth, now or late of. Parbold, Lancia shire, viCtualler,•at twelve, at the King's Arms, - Orrn. skirk. Oct. 16. I'. Railey and J. litint, Kingston-upon-Hull, corn .rni n brewers, at eleven, at the bock and fitu::k 'I avern, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull. •'. oa. 17. K. Bunt, Nottingham, mercer, at twelvv, .at the Karat Inn, Nottingham. . Od. 13. I.' Berry, Niancli,:ster, calico-printer, at four„ at the Star Inn, Manchester. Od. 15: A. Batie,.Newc.stle-u.pon.Tyne, grocer, at eleven, ~, a t the Queen's Head, No;vcas:le• upon-Tyne. o£t: Shati. - Shoe-laile; copper-plate-maker, at ere. ven; at Guildhall. • Ott. 8. 11. Silverlock, late of tlava ft, Southampton, linen draper, at eleven, at the hear Inn„1-lay in:. Ott 6. J. Anon, late . of DrilliehlWiorKshire, grocer, at ' the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. , C E IFICA l'Es. 061, t 3. S. Jackson, .13'ennuii(13ey, - I/001 - stapler: 1. P. Scott, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. J. Chadwick,, breciburY, liat,mailuracturer. Ann' Chadwick, ot Bredbury, Chester, har-mntifaadrer., R. Aldridge, late, ot ioucester„ clothier., William Sykes, of White-lion-street, Norton- yalgate, seed ' raelor: Whittarn, of Market-street, Newport Market, potatoe= merchant. • PARTNERSHIPS DI.cSOLVED. ' John Williamswi, Samuel Wells,, and Joint Izard Pryor, of I.3a'dock, Hots, bankets. jcfSeph Stammers, jun. and Thomas Lloyd, of 'New.coutt, Crt.tehed-friars, •London, corn•fedors. •. Braham Stewart and, Thomas. La:Asdale, 9f. e . street, Manchester.square, haberctits.:ers Witham Steward, Ambrose Harboard - Ste , .vattts, Timothy Steward, and lohn Thacker, of Bury, St. Edmunds, beer• , • brewers. . • Euclta ShaW and 'An Parsons, of Bradford, Wilts, and of . Lyncombe and Widcotne, S'Otnerset, salt•merchauts. BARRACKS. Thomas Allen, Gent, to be an Assistant Barra..ck.4laster, at 'Malta, vice Booth, deceased. • The King's German LegiOn. - Too - be Lieutenants. • ist l ight Dragoons; Cornet Gustavus Schaurnann,•vice Beck, • who resigns. Cornet Hietoininus Baron ,Vo inch, vice Heim . brucit, a ho Cone am: Adjutant ---- - Baertling, to hive 'the Rank I of TO be Corl.cts.—Anthony de Strenuwitz„ Gent, vice Heim . .brueli, te,-;:8;15. Augustus de Scha.ohurst, GLut. • vice Scliaumann. Cadet-Serjeant Leopold S'ohutze, vice Witch. . 3d Battalion of" the - Line, Lieutenant Eberhard Luctier to be Gapiainof a Cc:4.11,11y, with tehyurary vice Cicruw, deceased. • To be Lieutenant.— Ensign Charles Brauns; ,vice Luedcr. To. be Cadet Sergeant August Kuckuck.,' vice .appointed Quarter. Master. MENtoR A NDUM. ' — The appointment of I losivital- Mate George Meads to be Assistant-Suri;eon in the 55th Foot, as st Acd in the Gas.ette of the loth of February last, has not taken place. . Orelnemee.Office, Sept. 17, 12t0'... • • Royal Regiment of Artillery. To be First Lieutenant.—Second Lieutenant lames N. Col tiunoun, vice I. E. Bontein, resigned. . , 'Artillery of Abe King's,German-I,egion. To be Second Lieutenant—Gentleman Caddt John Charles Galle, vice- lirechsel, promoted. . . . E Rit.AT u vein the Gazette of llie r4th 'ult. ! , Royal Foreign Ar;iliery. . . • For Second Lieutenant Ftieru6, lviiis F.iie.Camus de Pont- . carre to be l'irst Lictuenan;,, vice Livene, dt;.‘eased; and A. de la "Ter, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pont ., came, prori.ot,d; read Secenil Li,..te.iiant Et.enne Louis Ell e' Cinnus'cletontearr , to be I.i , st Lieutenant, vice 11. . Nene, (izceased; and A. de. la Toor, Gent. tube Second LieUtenabt, vise rontcarre, prom.ted. LONDON : Printed by ICH AKD of No. q, Martlett-court, 13ow-streci 4 and pr; bt • the SUN , OFFIdE, NO. 112, Strand, where ildilertisernenis, Orders for ti ;A : III)D.LSEX SESSI,Q:NSI . , THE YE'RE-STR' EET MISCHHANTS,-SeVeni WCaS Since we gave. an accowit of the apprehension of a numbr of uretclies.._who had. been pursuing the most abomingble - pra,dices at 4 public-house in Vete-street, Clare-market.: San f irday - they were brought up .to,triz.il. Their` names are, James. Antos, alias Fox : James 'Cook, the landlotd of the' S« pu!)lic-houSe, v hetellre meetings used to be. Philip, !slop, Bichar d Francis, a . °soldier is the Guards ; Tho n2Son James Doun, and ./40berl dispinai. The indidtment charged them .wilh eon t together 'for the purpose ,of. exciting_ each : Aber to_comm4 abominable crimes.. The particulars of, the evidence v.e cannot enter into : sothce it to say, that, the Jory did not hesitate a moment in pronouncing them all guilty. Mr. Gun N.F.Y, who had been 'enyloyed.as their Counsel, deilmcd' making any.deletice; be said could not attempt to do so, eonsiiiep tlt,'; with his own charaaeri, for, from : the evidence; it• would alnio,t appeal', -It hat the•two . 'Cifies - wbiCh .bad talln viCtims to divine i'ergeonce were revived. The followirilz sentences i.vt re immediately paSsc..) :=- 7 winios, having - :been w ice btiore convicted - Of similar of etices'and punish ed, was sentets;eed-to three yea, S iMpr - sonsuctit, and to stand once in the'pilloryin t ,the Haytharket; polite. Pantos-tit rest. ,Cook, the keeper of the house, "slop, ThOrnson; FLancig, and Man, were each sentenced to two years imprisoument,. and the, pillory e place; and Aspwal, not having appeared so active as the others, to one year's imprisonment only. James Namara, a low vulgar Irishman, tleem., inOy a .hric Mayer's- labourer,, and. Thomas 41'.alker, , a •squalid looking lad_of about 17,.as ! Adier in tlyz. , ist Regiment:4 Guards,: were tried for' ,a sitoilal crime, •on the : and Geergc Munson, a cObler,, and John Culniore, a soldier, were, indicted for a similar' erinie„on.the .2 Ist of July.—All four were caught in tltc fact. S.entencedeferred till Mond.ty. • A few evening since, Mr. B. Aubrey;. of Ken sitigton, was walking by the side of the Serpentine River, !ti Hyde Park, he was ,accosted by a .man, Who asked what it was o'clock ; told him' he litidno watch ; the man thensei,zed him by the c‘ l iar, and said he insis!ed on knowing, and while. XII - . A. was : scuffling with him, another man' came up behind ,and hid him while the.first picked his pocket of a ,red Morocco pocket-book containing nine one pound Will; notes ithey also took his hat, and them ran off acrosi the Park and made their escape. • A boy, t.I :scars of age, being .intrusiid by his master, who lives at liarpole, near Noitharnplon, on Tuesday se'nni i ;ht, to carry.a loaded gun. some distarice, wantonlyletelled it at several persons, and at last discharged it among agitiVe of .pretty lit le ip isocenis wfw. were playing _a! acottage-06r. Tile seems to gave followed, them into an inner apartment'of the' cottage bfore lie took aim, Ind they had all' crept into a cot neras if to ih-otect ht-inseive.. One out (:f the : five children was dead, and the othvr ,ito badly wounded that doubts are enterlaihed of their recovery. The juvenile mi , creant ha, been corpmitted• on a charge of wil;- fur nnarJer, such being the %etdiet of the Coroner's Jury. . . It is in coniemplation to under the communica tion between England anti Ite;anci shorter and !time clmenient, try the North.Wc.t of Scotland:. ho harbours of Portpatrici; and D9nitrl l l3dee, acccr4ing . to the plan, aref to be.clk!,:pcLieti, anci otherwist , un iSr‘ Ned, to fac i ilitate the ot . tho pailiets,•am.l Tenc.lcr, ss ciitticiAt to t.cnbar.;:. and _dist..rnbark ca valry•and troops: " • The Nit,' , oilimen have commenced clearing away the reins-01 St. ,James's Palace, occasioned by tilt: kite fire, preparatoty to re-building the apartments which %.1 r e destro . yetf: The benches in the walkS'aie re: pairing, 4nd tive or six new ones are to be added:- The eplie,!ion.of; the . cluty co c!donial :produce, which has been reduccd to 40 per cent. had been s'orne 'eterity: Not a ilace: in the country was left unexamined by the Custonl-house agents, as ;hey were alloveci half the volue.if they discovered any pr6;!tice that h a; ; been Ori Friday the, Duke of CogilEaLAD wallitd to Covt-nt-Garden Tneatie, and vie Wed ;he interior by day-N4t. His rioyai : ljighness, has scarcely any re mains of his wounds. The escape of the tiger or leopard, whiCh is fr<: , sh in the rec,:lleilion of our readers, as having spre.id such terror Ind contusion i« is rendered more rernark,!ble by the occurrence of a s;tnilar ac cident at tie ,ame time in France. ..• PARIS, AUG. 20.—Within_ these last few days, carriage2`conti-uning severth wild busts, sack •aa hyenas, tigers,:leopards, &c. broke, down botweeri Dole and Besancon,. All the cages an.d chests were broke to pieces. The animals escaped, and spread themselves through the neielbourh , od, making great 'ravages:',: Most of Wein have Veen' at tlr taken or killed, but the : apes and monkies have baffled every attempt to seize them. Wednes , lay last a Singular circumstance occurred" at the Public Office, Marlb. , rough-street. - A respect 'ab.e butcher of Newport-market,' who, it appearf'd had a short time, back, through the ingenuity of his' Wife, been seized and. carried' off to a'private n - house at Homan, made his escape on luesdayyven ing last, ,acrd called upon a Mr. W(ttsot; ) , a.noigh but- cif Iris, to consult with him, who ireeivitd him very kindly. In the mean time the . ti,vo rushed into the house anti seize.l anti about to drag hitu ay.try., but Mr. Watson aad his trierlds, rescued an, and sent the two keepers to the watch -house, where they frtn4 - ned all/ night; and at twelve o'clock the, next morning were taken .before the Magistrate u: the above Offi.e. It was clearly proved by the fiends of the, butcher, and adknov.dedged .by the keepers:lliem 'selves, that he was in a sound stitie of mind con r.equeO,ce of.AVlnch, the Magistrate ordered that he should be regularly discharged. On PriOy afterhi,on, as a Gentleman was ; drising ' a chaise furiously along . . Oxfor d .-road, it came-in full force.against a tart that was, passing at the time,, by wh:eli,accident one of the wheels fell off, threw, the Gentleman out, and fraatn'ed his skull. He. was taken to a surgeon for medical as•.istance. 'shed W I t.1.1,1.N1 iRMI6ER SC.R.I P I'S, Sow'. klolton: IE Paper, &eters for toe hai s lor (post -Asia), must Nr= ~-~ :HIP NEWS. street, Graevenor 11:1114re. b )addrescad.- ADDRESS TG THE PUBLIC, , BY DR. JOHN ROBERTON, OF EDINI3IIRGII. • The painful . state of mind into which I have lately he:nt brought, .on account ot my unfortunate , i!inocent„brother„hasCertainlyleVl P arch ick in - the, history of human society. hen be, a few days previous to his deriFlure W , to me the nature of his intention to leave. he country, I remonstrated n i o,t warmly with hiol.°ri the impropriety, and even of suc h condut: ) i! L . and so Coil‘'iticed 'Was of his being 'acquitted) I even threatened to lOdge infoi Marion against 1 1; should attempt to do so. •He then, - in the r° ° ., solemn manner, assured me, that, should I do (111s :i he would instantly destroy himself, and his h l " ( i ii sriould 'remain on my head. From the manner in which he spoke this, I, was , at once pi a — , d hetween my duty to my brother's suretio) an my natural affection for him. My feelings `vers roused in tio ordinary way, and under the influ ell o a f of such Circumstances,. I even did wish him out the country. , Had it. been , solely my own cO e 's certainly should have acted differently; but the a g i,. taiion of Mind intti'which'l was put on his accou nt ' - deprived me Of, the power of either - think ing or acting like a tnan.. I appeal to the feelings of every in u ic i vida.ll, who 'is possessed of any, whether_he fia‘`e acted otherwise. If so; I neither envy i' l , o his frigidity of soul, nor would I change the stc" of 'mint! which occasions my present tmlvppioess' for his insensible, and .unfeeling h e art.. c however; determined to act as f a i r ly and honourab le rot sureties es any ,man could, and, although , I°r ille reasons stated above, I did not prod:tin tits 1 0 ; tention, yet I Myself, after he had escaped, forward and offered to give my ow ti-bund for IP money had forfeited; but ih's [hex refuse , - a Could Lit& in - a fairer manner ?- Had . 1* tofolip e against him, he most certainly - w ouid have muted suicide. I, therefore, voluntarily Duele dl '; submit to these heavy'burOens, nither than L an o ' 3 risk, and rather titan allovV his sw-etie. , to be !`'s ets ' I coull not do more, nor' could huinan . . e . 24. pest that I - shOuld attempt more. ' , In ecery . petlod Of his life lie has condtiOect . i' l ' - self in the most stric-tly tiono.:rable rummer , coi i f sNitli •geryleoess of disposition and troldais temper not to - he surpassed,' and which znad4 Vell litlilleibUi list of the most respeCtaMe pc:rson,, felt t, rest themselves in all that he. did. - Inc tlireEre, that I wish for is rjusiice, au,: that!' he t - world . may not be excited to viol :tut and uo.iiii its i.ersectition_of myself onthis - account : ti.eo I be as . easy as any . one, so nearly related to htin 9iti, can expect to be. My br o ther'. s ituation, ' 3l ' t • the steps I , e has adopted, have, hurt my ° mind in no orditiary cieree j but I trust. none ice at .fiihotl io that, ,aita;:h to Inc tito,e l , is, 011 ' h fortenes; which t: T he alone must endure. It). ll( ' }ti , v . ever, be bldined for his Mist: went" certainly will not be in cont,rit,ily !!left to usuwl liberal!ty or EfiglisintWii, and will o. the only iiisihnee in this country o 1 the suffering for the seemingly guilty. T m i ial I a i ', tne saute pr oless , on • with' my brother cer1. 111; for me yi - ry untoituninei but, iron) lhtibltcatitias. on. subjects previously qi.;he tnis•wjt stood in medicai reasoning -and in medical pra , 7 l ;c - ', O tro3:that my , litiowk'dge of my .protes,n,n cm - iwi t di . iubtect,..l shalt, theretitre, entirely throw inP c iti on the y.lstice of the would, I think, n O, eithor atnicti . his. faults to me, nor ; (1,-pliYe of Whatever Merit us, inv''eszi , iatiorts May en title Inelo. h 'I understand that some acCourt- h • b I )l3'' 4 have b een co9tairtirig many mireprese - nt troin, fist ircfpre,ssions received tutu l u corrupt mediiirm. \I have literally:, been un3OL' bring my Mind - to peruse these accounts c all-J.)IY. e W tio*eyeri my 'present agitation so!neWliat ..(ibsided," I shall endeavour to state 1 ' facts as they,are.. , 3. Roarv.tos c 01(.0.3 . 1.1i:ing6'n-rect, Sept. 2? , . . sr THE SAMPFOUD GHoET ! 1 .1—,11.131 delusion IS ,„1 --'. , i . compleiely exposed, and. the c r e dul ous bcn'''", / , 1 iiiglied al.—N. B. 'Those who, want. their bri iii,' l ItAIhED V , iillout, delusion, and- to •laug)l , itistea" 0 , 3, being langhed - at, ar,e advised to i4puly to C A O - 13 0, 1 , , ' 0. Charing cioss, wiin,e Kamerical i ti,A)k. tells. 1 01 ,. ili k :ir _ori put:is with perfect cog:linty. ~1 r tian COIIuNEICS INQUEST' .—Thq. wile-of a tra d e '- jr. •, at Pin:iico was found drowned in the Thames, lie d Chelsea o.>llcge,.9n Friday la - sr, and a CorOner 'S A it t , )# quest sat on the body the following day. Til e. l - ; ceased had gone on a visit to Witlibleclon, on t i - 5 Of Wednesday' se'onigi,t, but as silo Nr. d i i p ri ffted to remain there all night at times,. d ie. a n ,: n e ) ii rti s was no atixiety obout her unril .the folloWitig O ,Y ? I.il:_tti it, Wo6 ascertained. that she- bad left Wiiiti ) *: 6 - don at silt o'clock •on Thursday evening. • T ile o ail wto ebidence to stew how the deceased . got I '' t , , ) Ulu water, but it was suppo,ed she had fell in .i) accident. The. verdict was—lwouldiowned. CIAVISEND, SEPTs 21. Sail:(!—the Catharine, Brown, for Cibraltar. BIRTHS. A On the soth inst. in Cower street, -Mrs. Steil' , et Daughter. . of Oil S.t.urday last, the Lady of Daniel 131alte, 1 - ,-t• Daughter. • MARRIED. o er ' On Sa,turday ,morning, last, at St. George's, I 1 3 , 1", scp:are, .13.1 sting;, ut Wilitain.street, AtisS lane Spilman, of Bruton street, berkeley.square. " 1)/ED: _ Lately. in the 7oth year of his ow., Borlace, Lord count Cullen; of Rushton-Hall, Northamptorshire.' c o, . Thurbday.last. at Fulham, Robert Campbell, :il of Az.knich and 1. -- O.:l(guir House, in Argyllshire, and, 5 " of that County. On Sattirday morning, in South A tlley:street, Miss ( , s , r , lotle „Anguish, daughter' of the late Thomas Anguish, Acc,unrant.General otthe Court of Chancery. H ir e h " Tire same day, at Tovill-pl ac e, M a idi tone , Mrs. 1 - 7 °'' wife of Stephen Dowell, Esq. • On the.l4lh inst. At'his house, Pinkney's Green, 044 ' .team, Thomas H‘ussey, Esq. ' z ~i '-~ !~ ;trt A ti 411 - 1 010 ea , 1441 T.EA_ W ill be acie THEE 41,0 Ph vi 4., s _-‘4 lean . 1 0 K i la, Town THE I Mr. 1 Murtoct (BeinB tilj w tti ce saB ose s 7s. • S ec4 Se Lowvr Gall b`Ri il ric e 6d . at Halt pa 114,! Thursday h: °4ll d - with 141 Frid ay. AV • rti ya F'l cier th e tl ills PR } Their M., Or, N: Lord Sir kov, Char Sir WI, Alxtl (Bein g h (Bein g i .ro t u`•t )